Re: Editorial thread for BGP matching

On 25 Jan 2006, at 18:58, Enrico Franconi wrote:

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> On 25 Jan 2006, at 18:55, Enrico Franconi wrote:
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>> On 25 Jan 2006, at 18:41, Seaborne, Andy wrote:
>>> Enrico Franconi wrote:
>>>> Another proposed simplification:
>>>> Currently:
>>>> Definition:  Scoping Set
>>>> A Scoping Set B is a set of RDF terms formed by the combination of:
>>>>      * all URIs
>>>>      * blank node names
>>>> This could just be:
>>>> A Scoping Set is an arbitrary subset of the RDF terms.
>>>
>>> I thought the point was that it is always all IRIs (oops s/URI/ 
>>> IRI) and some set of blank nodes (but not all of them).  That  
>>> then ties to "The identifiers introduced by S all occur in B." in  
>>> the BGP matching defn.
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>> Well, yes, you are right.
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> More precisely: in sparql we have all the B includes only the  
> bnodes in G'; then, we have to leave room for future extensions.  
> For example, for OWL data queries, B does not include any bnode;  
> and there is an understanding of RDF entailment where you may want  
> to have all bnodes in B.

OK, I have to read what I write :-)

s/all the B/that B/

--e.

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